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Seahawks vs. Broncos Live Updates: NFL ‘Thursday Night Football’ Score, Predictions, and Latest News

The Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos face off at Empower Field at Mile High for an intense Week 6 edition of NFL Thursday Night Football. Both teams enter the prime-time showdown holding 3-2 records, battling to stay in prime position within their respective divisions.

Live Score & Game Status

• Matchup: Seattle Seahawks at Denver Broncos

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• Venue: Empower Field at Mile High (Denver, CO)

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• Current Score: Denver Broncos 6, Seattle Seahawks 3 (In Progress – 2nd Quarter)

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• Key Scoring Plays:

  • Denver: J.K. Dobbins punched in a short touchdown run to put the Broncos on the board early.

  • Seattle: Jason Myers drilled a 55-yard field goal to get Seattle into the scoring column.

Key Game Stats & Highlights

• Quarterback Play: Bo Nix has engineered steady ball-control drives for Denver, finding target RJ Harvey out of the backfield alongside Courtland Sutton. For Seattle, quarterback Sam Darnold has faced consistent early pressure, taking two sacks from Denver’s aggressive front led by Ja’Quan McMillian and Quandarrius Robinson.

• Defensive Battle: Denver’s defense has clamped down on Seattle’s running game, holding the Seahawks to limited early yardage while forcing quick punts.

Betting Odds & Consensus Predictions

• Spread: Seahawks -1.5 to -2.5

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• Moneyline: Seattle -145 / Denver +122

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• Over/Under: 40.5 points

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• Consensus Prediction: Analysts projected a low-scoring, defensive slugfest under the lights in Denver. Seattle entered as slight road favorites behind head coach Mike Macdonald’s defensive schemes, but Sean Payton’s squad has consistently performed tough as a home underdog. Most model projections favored a tight finish decided by a late field goal (projected around 20-19).

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Latest News & Injury Updates

• Seattle Seahawks: Running back Zach Charbonnet was sidelined for this matchup, putting extra pressure on the backfield rotation. Seattle’s defense features Devon Witherspoon and Julian Love roaming the secondary, aiming to force turnovers against Denver’s quick-passing attack.

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• Denver Broncos: Cornerback Riley Moss was active after being limited earlier in the practice week, bolstering a Denver pass rush and secondary that dominated the Los Angeles Chargers just days prior.

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